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43ft to yards simplified

asked Feb 18, 2017 2.0k views

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43ft to yards simplified

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3 feet are in every yard, so 43 feet would mean 43/3 yards, or 14 1/3 yards, or 14 yards and 1 foot, whichever suits your fancy.

Cory Kendall answered Feb 20, 2017

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43 ft. is 14.3333(recurring) but simplified is 14.3 yards

Zxzak answered Feb 22, 2017

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